Disorder-Free Localization

Focusing on the study of isolated quantum systems, this thesis presents groundbreaking findings on localization without disorder, addressing a pivotal question in condensed matter physics. By introducing a new family of models linked to established paradigms, it explores non-equilibrium dynamics using both analytical and numerical methods. Additionally, it advances the understanding of quantum chaos through innovative calculations of entanglement measures and correlators. The work culminates in a practical proposal for experimental realization, leveraging current technological capabilities.